On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 7:02 PM, Sergey Sharybin sergey@gmail.com wrote:
Campbell,
That ad-hoc example is totally extreme. Issues:
- Formats does not specify color space, so you don't know what's the nature
of colors in them.
- Even if you'll figure out colorspace of the model file
Campbell,
That ad-hoc example is totally extreme. Issues:
- Formats does not specify color space, so you don't know what's the nature
of colors in them.
- Even if you'll figure out colorspace of the model file what are you
gonna to do with the textures?
Also, it is not always possible to
I think it is possible to convert the linear space to other color spaces
and vice versa. So perhaps the dialog should work in any color space you
want, but in the background it could still be linear. I imagine the
dialog remembers the last used color space for each color separately
(it needs
Hello, we have a bug report that claims our importers do not do any
sort of color space correction
for external assets, see https://developer.blender.org/T43025
The issue should be that most exporters presume srgb color space while
our material definition is in linear space.
I am not sure if the
As far as I can see the only good solution here is for import/export
to handle the conversion themselves,
We can have some convenience functions in `mathutils.Color` so py devs
can switch between spaces.
On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 1:40 AM, Antony Riakiotakis kal...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, we have a
Hi,
First of all, I want to be really sure it is a blender issue, not an issue
of some particular weird working pipeline.
Hence my question here is: how often do you mix software with different
color pipelines (in regards of 3d model interchange, NOT gading/comping sw)?
It sounds a bit weird to
Would be good to hear more on the use case from the bug reporter.
But I think this issue is you may import models ad-hoc into an
existing scene, without that being a key-part of your pipeline.
In that case its not great if you want to load in some model and the
colors look different.
However
From the comments on that report (thanks Brecht) it seems that not all
software exports to srgb after all.
The way I would solve this for such formats is to just have an
option so the user can select the color space their color data is in,
same as we do for images.
